Late in this work, one character screams "DESCARTE
Late in this work, one character screams "DESCARTES!! DESCARTES!! I THINK: THEREFORE, I AM!!" Earlier, that character describes how, as a child, he would sink to the bottom of a cove near his family's summer house while holding a stone in each hand. Another character in this play repeats the line "Such noise they make!" each of the four times a jet passes by overhead. Act I of this play ends with those two characters rolling onto their backs as one tells the other to "smile! And mean it!" The end of its second and final act sees those characters explain the process of (*) evolution, as one of them describes life with the phrase "mutate or perish", to this play's two other characters. It opens with Nancy and Charlie finishing a picnic lunch, and its first act ends with the arrival of Leslie and Sarah, who are a pair of giant humanoid lizards. For 10 points, identify this Edward Albee play, which takes its title from the fact that it is set on a beach.
Late in this work, one character screams "DESCARTES!! DESCARTES!!
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